Suzuki SX4 with Sport Shower: Shower

Advertising Agency: Africa, São Paulo, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: Sergio Gordilho
Creative Director: Guy Costa, Luiz Gonzaga
Copywriter: Raphael Fiuza
Art Director: Marcio Kota, Thiago Konno
Photography: Gustavo Mendes
Retouch: Raphael FS

Tikkurila usa suas tintas para mostrar as cores de cada estação

DDB HelsinkiOtto ProductionPiñata Helsinki criaram um filme poético e envolvente para a marca de tintas Tikkurila. The Four Seasons mostra a passagem das estações – e as cores características de cada uma delas-, a partir de uma imagem inicial, utilizando live-action, stop-motion, time-lapse e uma trilha sonora perfeita. É interessante ver na tela o que às vezes deixamos de perceber no dia a dia.

Aqui, a versão estendida, com 40 segundos a mais.

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77 Colorful Chalk Creations – From Chalk Dancing to Chalk Weapon Warfare

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Asos e Puma lançam coleção de outono com polêmico vídeo sobre pixação em SP

Asos é uma loja online varejista que vende roupas multimarcas e também de marca própria em alguns países da Europa, nos Estados Unidos e na Austrália. Neste outono (do hemisfério norte) eles estão lançando a coleção ASOS Black X Puma (em parceria com a Puma) e um curta-metragem chamado “Os Pixadores”, que retrata as aventuras de um grupo de pixadores em São Paulo.

Desde o final de agosto, eles lançaram uma série de 5 trailers de 30 segundos anunciando o filme completo, que tem direção do inglês Ben Newman. Confesso que esperava um filme mais abrangente, uma espécie de documentário, mas no final é apenas um vídeo de 5 minutos (assista abaixo) sem muito mais conteúdo do que eu já tinha visto nos trailers.

O que me chamou bastante a atenção é ver duas marcas grandes tocando em um terreno bastante polêmico que é a pixação. Além de polêmico, é criminoso. Apesar da aparente boa repercussão no Youtube, o vídeo gerou bastante polêmica entre as pessoas que defendem que pixação não é arte. Não sei se o vídeo chega a ser um tiro no pé das marcas, mas acho que é um assunto bem difícil de mostrar. Até por isso fiquei decepcionado com a simplicidade do vídeo. Esperava ver argumentos, alguma história, enfim, um posicionamento mais definido sobre o tema.

Particularmente eu não gostei do filme. É um vídeo bem feito, com boas imagens, mas o tema não me agrada e achei a abordagem bem razoável.

Gostaria de ver a opinião dos leitores do B9 sobre o curta-metragem e o posicionamento da Asos e da Puma.

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